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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FoURTH ANNUAL
CANNSTATTER vOLKSFEsT,
To be held at
WASHINGTON PARK
Formerly Guethlers).
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
October 3. 4. and ), 1887.
ADMISSION. EACH PERSON. CENTS.
PROGRAMME:
Monday, October 3. at pm.
Opening of the Festival. Welcome address by Rev.w.
Eterch. Dedication of the Fruit Column by the
orator. C. NJ Schicker. Village and Dancing Music.
Popular Games for adults and children such carry
ing water carrying shepherd for boys and
siris sack races sasage-cstchng. climbing
ter dances, pot-striking. milk-eating.
Vocal music by the 'Germsnia Maennerchor- and
Arion Quartette Club: Gymnastic Exhibitions by the
Columbia Turn verein."
BY special request, The Seven Hunters at the Rab-
oit Chase" At O'Clock pm, The Old womens MILL ''
mill for making old women young again. Prize Bowl
lng Prize Shooting for ladies and gents.
Tuesday. October 4, at pm.
village and Dancing Music. Popular Games for adults
and children, on Monday. Vocal Music by the
Washington S@ngerbund" Prize Shooting and Bowl
ing In the evening Grand Illumination of the Park
Wednesday, October 5, at PIN.
Program same as on Tuesday. o1-3t
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
EVERY EVENING: MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY
The Word Winners,
McNIsH. JOHNSON & sLAv1N's
REFINED MINSTRELS
HcNish johnson h Slavin. Sole Owners
l. Phelps Manager
The ONE SWELL TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Everything brand new from first to finish pro
gram OF splendid new inventions, including
10 EUROPEAN NOVELTIES. 10
Music and Mlrth without Vnlgarity
ID Fashions Famous Footght Fayorires 80
In program of novelties.
Nsxt veek-JOAN OF ARC ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

CHARGED WITH INDECENT AssACLT.-Off1cer Har-
rover yesterday afternoon arrested Jas. B. Lamb,
better known as 'Cracker Jack, on a charge Of
indecent assault on Adel Wilson, a sixteen-year-
old colOred girl He denied the charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

A SENATE APPoINTMENT.-Gen. Anson G. Nc
Cook, secretary of the Senate. has appointed Mr.
d. s. Platt principal enrolling clerk Of the Senate,
vice c. c. Simpson, deceased. Mr.. Platt has been
the assistant enrolling clerk for several years,
and Is thoroughly competent and deserving OF
promotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

The VETERAN FIREMEN.-A regular meeting OF
held last evening at st. Georges Hall, Mr.. ].
j. Peabody presiding and Lew II. Fisher
acting as secretary. Some time was spent
by those who participated In the Con-
stitutional celebration at Philadelphia recount
ing the glorious time they had there. Geo.
elected members. A letter was received from j. II.
Snaffield stating that he is obliged TO leave the
city, but expressing wish to be continued On the
roll. The resignation OF j. r. Brown was received
and laid over. Some debate took place on the UNI
form adopted and it was decided that the pants
should be black instead OF drab. Mr.. Ragan spoke
courtesdes extended by Thos. H. Peto, chairman
OF the committee OF arrangements OF the Veteran
delegation 10 his house. Mr.. Ragan offered a resO-
luton, which was adopted, returning thanks TO
the veteran Firemen' 3 AssocfatiOnof Philadelphia
and especially to ThOs II. Peuo, OF that body, aud
Benz. Rainier, OF the Paramount Hose Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

SCHOOLS IN Northeast W6Sh1mgtOns
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED By CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
NO. g.
Citizens Association No. 3 at a meeting last
evening adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, 1t is evident from the report OF the su-
perintendent OF public schools OF Washington, and
from the action OF the board Of trustees that there
are not sun1cient facilities in this city for the
proper accommodation OF the children attending
the public schools: and whereas, this association
recognizes no higher duty OF the citizen or more
urgent demand upon the resources Of a commu-
nifty than that OF the education OF the young;
therefore belt
Resolved, BY Citizens Association No. 3, that it
Is the opinion Of the members OF this association
that such buildings as are recommended by the
board OF trustees should be provided for at the
earliest possible moment; and be it further
Resolved, that the Committee OF One Hundred
are hereby requested to use all the power it can
command to prevail upon the Commissioners OF
the District OF Columbia to provide for these much
needed buildings in their estimates to be sub
mitted to Congress at the coming session; and be
it further
Resotved, that the said Commissioners be re-
quested to propose to Congress that such an
amount OF money as may be necessary for this
purpose be appropriated at the next session OF
Congress-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

ATHENS, October "A shock OF earthquake was
felt throughout Greece at O'Clock this morning.
The disturbance vas strongest on the northern
and southern shores OF the Gun OF Cornth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

THE TREASURY STATEMENT for the month OF Sep
tember shows that there has been q decrease OF
1854 526 In the circulation OF national bank notes
and an increase in the circulation Of gold coin,
standard silver dollars subsidiary silver gold and
eating $33, 80, ,9O1. There was an increase OF
$7,264 136 in the amount OF cash in the Treasury.
Inc increase OF circulation was largely in gold
coin. which increased 50 634 during the month.
The total circulation or all moneys on the 1st OF
october was 81, ,353, ,4S5, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

FERSoNAI--MavvOy1n1 Bey, the Turkish minis
Ter, and II. A. P. Carter, the Hawaiian minister,
were In New York last night-John B. Day of
New York Joseph Dart of Buffalo, and R. L. Roller
stevens OF New York, DR.. A. H. Russell of the
Navy lawrence Lewis, Jr of Philadelphia, J.LTay-
ior ana T. C. Parkinson OF Nebraska, and Prof. A.
Howland OF New York, Gilbert Ritter OF Philadel-
phia, W. {: Ditton OF Chicago. and s. s. Clark of
OF Richmond, l. H. Babcock and Conde r. Thorn
OF New York are at Wornley's.-The Marquise
a. Oyiey and family OF Paris, the Thakore Safib OF
delphia, and A. P. Ketchum of New York are at
the Ariington.-Hon. A. H. H. Stuart of Virginia
and Geo. ID. Reeve OF Philadelphia are at the Me-
tropoiitan.-Wm. H. Fusseu OF Philadelphia Is
at the National.
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This IS
for Sl0 per month 81. .050 for $14 per month.
900 for s28 per month It has the 1srsest sur
larger interest to investors and borrowers This
the last month in wch shares of the present 9th
series can be taken which viii mature year earlier
than the new series commencing in November next.
NO back dues required pay back to last NOvem-
Der II desired. Members vii ithdrawing paid per
cent per annum on the money paid in. so cents to
GUS Building Association in the District of Columbia
Meeting Wednesday evening. October 5. at 615 7th
street
G. C. DuNcANsoN Pres't LEWIS ABRAHAM. v.P
Francis u. sAxToN, Treas JOHN Cook, Sec'y.
o1-4t Al q 18th Of
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Washington News and Gossip.

ESTIMATES SUBMITTED. - Paymaster General
Rochester has submitted to the Secretary OF War
the estimates for the next fiscal year. They call
for $4,000 more than the estimates submitted
last year. the greater portion Of the increase being
1or The support of the hospital corps.
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BoUsEuolp suPPLugs

APPLES Buying. loose, f5cal 25i sell
lbs, 81 J0a2 rer barre. dried apples, So per
pound ifom store. Dried peaches, &c from
VEGErABLEs-onIon,. o. 80 from store.
Cabb-ge, Northern. 81 pe crate, Kraut.
barrels.ti half barrels. %. Garlic. o. per
FRUIT Or.rss,-none 10 the market.
Lemons. tial so per boz: light supply.
Bansnas. u 50s2 20 per bunch.
Nurs-Coacoanuts u pef 100. Peanuts
virsiniA, 6oi tennessee iarmer,' stock, 90
toi roastet, 2'fe HIGHER; sbelled, Toe. Pc
eAns-TeIas, JGtiOc.
oRtIsiss..L,99ndOn layers. ssi iayu'.'27'i
PIcKgES-Inl lars. pint. 9bci quarts 81 5Oi
half salons, Z Tli sslloh,. 49, loose, bar
rels, 5QaTl half barrels, VI mixed, bar
rels, go miHed, half barrels, u.
Zoo Dull, sasc.
loose. ,slliss, q % pei bsrrsii Soithsfn'
cIDER-E,v York. q per barrel and
u ~ Per half barrel.
ssj No. ., q IS, No. ). p; lob IL. So.i.'
o. No q Soi No. .. sc. DRY hsrrins,.
YNksAk.iSsiss per gallon.
oANDLEs@Yuii -.lsht. sksoe.
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GEN ERAL TRADE.
oREADsTUPfs.

C0RNMEAL-stAndArd, O. 2Ss2 e5i pearl,
o. 2se3 35i TO Ter, q 20, stsady.
hAI-choies, from store, I'ssqe car load
store. scs7ssj car load iiom lsvss OF dspot.
tl5 ptaiIis, irom 'tore' too' car load from
BRkE .fsoa store, 7ssSci from l,vs. or
c0RS-Prom store. vhlts. Sic, mised.
tec, IRON lsyee or depot. white, In BALI. B,i
10 ,se.s. Oct mired. In bulk Get 10
0Afs~from store, white, 100. ulr.d. SO,
sack,. saci mirsd, 10 bulk. Soi In
TLoUR.Prom store, CON mon. O isss as,
i.mily pbQg3 CO., eho..ee, pIbs? 0i fancy
BEIss-Nsyy, q, medium. uTs.
0ATMRAL~-In hall barrels, t2ss 8 iron
cshoKRRs-sods. .r,ra. 70, soda. treble
srtra, &c exta, let ginger snaps. extra,
SCI siIOrts1 inmbles, loo.
CHA, KID wHEAT-In half barrels. 81 -
"IoSiSY AND eRIrs-Yrom store, ga
KANSAS CITY. NO., July lg-whss,
tttcureri No. 2 cash. Sl,se bid spseisl
So s.ssd. osu-No' & Sebid.
IT. LOUIS. MO-. july y -Tlcur s,ssgT
and snchaossd, but qulet. Whsai-ths
f ,:,S Ssin,d '%' r.S io S.! ,S's BE-
I2.fts7l;<e, oloslng at 145s,i .Aus..t. me
Tesl, closing atTl,sci repiembsr 7s,saTthc.
clO,ins al 1s54oi Oct Der. J5ssf5,zc, closing
A. ja,.e. Corn ear AID ~ hisnsri cash.
Assei september. Syssi,sss.e, .cloI1rg At
95,.e. Ost, hrmI cash, 2Sltot July. N4oi
Ausi,,, sS5sei September, ~ kJs l..si,
&c Hsy qu,et aud easI Timothy, tiS %
psil. sras afS 4, &c. Zee. Corn 1 mes. srS 1's al
". Rsce,pts-fiouf, 900 brlsg wheat, 16s,-
re, nenss barley, 100 bu.. sllpments-
GT a. 20 ss , ,s' so. ~ ss sd soTs 100 ~
CHICAGO; I'll JAY is.-Tksre vas
uadlns during most Of the session drassinE
slovly There ss little news " any 20 10.
tuescs the marx I. aud the hfmns,s -hich
.Ii,t,a vas avLLhsied lsrsey I, the buoy:
the shipments have iLlen % prQpoftionats-
ly, thereby % euinE the fnali arrivals.
Apsust opened Aastc kishsr, az 100 o. 70,
advanced % 7laIl'tc, reacted 70 5oTe, and
cited and higher. With itsdIas Of : larger
volume than FOR some DAYS pat. The pre-.
failinE fsellne was one o. hrmnssf. Unfa.
ytrable reports continul 20 10 received fela.
I'VE 70 ne sresias esep,. ard rain !. NEEDED
and sorstisra ~ s'ionsp corn wa TOLL
Loeil operafors vho usua " trade IN wheat
and prOyifions were aivirE corn their attsn-
ton today. .Ausu.i starred At ss,Ssls,sc.
ssS .ls.. s 'o csn: ss,,aa . e. We:
pufchased Tor unity account. Oats we're
somsvhat more active today. Tho market
was favorably inGaenced By q GOOD oash de-
mans The hdYanse 10 com and The pros.
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PROvIHlONs.

BUTTRR-Butterine, N9l6c; creamery.
2 sa Sai,y ls e; oeSn,sy butter, issasc.
S. sc mes: sugar pork sar.J Pew hams. isslss
breakfast bacon. l09llc; clear rib sides
bacon. 9hc; clear sids bacon. sst@g14c;
bacon shoulders. 7e7hsc, bulk pork clear
: :lSs;I ssS s SssrT IOns ' sI.s;
LARb~Ti.rces, e]sc; half barrels, 7xc.
kegs, 71Sci choice kettle, s,sss7ic, Firm.
CHEESE-Prime fats, 9sl0cj New. York
factory. none; iull cream, l6e; Young
Ptas fEEi-parrs,. 81 SO, half barrels.
- 81 f YL6 III quiet, spring, q so
az IS; old tsps, 81 1892 IS.
quarters. 3yf9lo; headquarters Of beef, SIC;
mutton, Sc.
ST; LOUIS, MO-, July ls:..Provisions
% 50t6 80. Dry salt meats : boxed should
ers. IS IS. long clear. S. l2f; clear ribs,
Is l2x@s %; short clear. IS S11@s 20. Ba-
81 o5oss i6i clear ribs, 81 OSss IL; shor, clear.
" 1909 37h. Hams steady at lleltc.
Eggs doll AZ sSIc. Butter-Cre.mery, l6s
2Oc; dairy. l2sl6c.
CHICAGO. ILL.. july 10 Provisions
were rather slow and easier, and had IL not
BEEN Tor the etrength In corn more sevofe
decline would have been the result. There
was D comparative absence ofbuying o: dsrs,
but more dispo,ition on the part o. large
holders to sell, and the impre ,sion prev lied
tat the market was being fed Receipt, OF
hogs were far ard PAGES lower. August
short RVS opened at S. Il, declined to 81 Wy,
Vailed TO s. ON. weakened and clo,e cd at
81 92h-a decline Of q cents from yesterday.
August lard opened at Sc rs, sold at 90 70s
SIS and closed at 50 T2h the same a. yes
terday. Ca'h questions were ~ 10 lows I;
Mess pork. per hrl. SIS 50sl6. Lard, per
100 lbs SO 671SB6 20; thort RIB sides, loose,
81 ea7 IS; dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
s. 5000; shOrt clear sides. boxed, O. SOS So.
The Leading futures ranged as iollO..i
Mes! pork, per brl--yesr opened at tl2.
Lard, per 100 lbs-July opened at o. 20.
highest % 20, lowest u 67x elosipg
est o Is. love,t 81 1906 72x. closing at
~ 1895 7l1; September opened at " IS,
highest u $, lowest % soss s2II55, closing Al
soCs6 slx; October. opehed at % 20.
highest s5 Wy. IowestS IS, closing At s6 sly.
Short ribs, per 100 ib.-Juiy opened at IS Is.
highest o Is. iewest 81 el1S closing at q s2,S.
August opensd at ts rs. hishsst tsl5, low
est 81 el<, closing at t79 u; September
opsnsd ATS ., highest o. Is, lowest y 021<.
closing ct ~ OK October closed 81 SIX
On the Produce krch use today the butter
market was frmsr Tor fancy grader; cream
s,y lsfeo; dairy 1Ssels. EsEi weak a,
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an empty loo boat and at Harris's, In the
o BEADS aG ,n here she VIII add barge
81,
HE Goal valley with q atVfng OF
empty coal bargss, passed 10 tho Ohio river
yesterday after Don. ......f 1. ,fH
O,pr w G,y. tnr,,ar nall
1870, .' won
known steampoAtmah, died atCinc'naau on
ounuaS 'as'' Aeei Va's'
Tuv X ata ADAM. y,u ho In tor,,ht
and she is the regular packet leaving hcre
tomorrow ovoaing tor hrkantas City.
Tup cvew nj thu ataamsr On,o hsya
- p,,., ,.is Vo NV.
sohe 70 rhn. nsnu seo Y ,ney gan get
.ns,i pVs. w. sno pa' oh 'no preson'r se
"tnou' muo" "ouo'e'
THK CITY ut Providence. from st.
terday morning with a good trip. she nut
Oh here 2O66 pKs Of freight, and aided 20 tons
Tor points below.
The James Lee, Can't. Msrsh Miller.
leaves here At 5 o'clock this eysn,ps Tor
Helena, friars Poiot and all way Lao dluss.
WIN, Ashford, VIII Darragh and John
Rhode, are her oil rks.
IT,, C,.ho ~ .. C
h osuons' wv usu'y opef,
Is the Lse line packet leaving here this oven
ing Tor doid Dut, Oeceoa, aod all WAY land.
ings on the upper coast. VIM Smithcr, Sid
Wheeler ana MARLEY Leftwich are her
clerks.
The Electric packat lima will sonn
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poets Of smaller receipts. August started at
" higher. at 26,lc, sold Of TO 251sc, and
Cash auot.tious were ~ follows: Flour
dull and prices un hanged. No. 2 spring
wheat. 6g,z@70 I; No 8 spring wheat, nom.
No. 2 oats. $3.50. No Q rye, 45c. No. Q
barley, nominal. The leading futures
ranged as follow: Wheat, No. 2-July
opened.at 70hc, highest 701kc, lowest 6q14c,
closing at 6gs<ci August opened at 1880
highest 7l<o, lowest 7OlSc. closing 1t 7Gs4c;
September opened at $50, highest Is1sc,
lowest 72IS(e72csh closing at 72,1c; Octo-
Dor opened at Ts4c, highest 74s4c, lowest
7lI<c, closing at .74Izc; Corn, No. 2-July
opened at $50. highest Ss1ic, lowest S7s1c.
closing a. sS5sc; August opened ut SsJSc,
b CHEST 1910, lowest IS 7 9, closing at $3.50;
septembe opened at $685., bishest $3.50,
lowest S91saS9Hc. closing At S9l.c; o to-
Der opened at S9Ac, hishest iOlkc,
lowest 500, closing at Ss1Sc. Data,
No. 2-July opened at 261sc, highest 26ssc,
lowest 26hc, closing at 267So; AUGUST
opened at 261sc, highest 2614,, lowest 25Tsc.
closing at 26Hc; septe mber opened nj
26xc, highest 264c, lowest 265kc, closing at
265Se Keceipts--Flour, 17,00O brlsi what.
rye. 5000 bu; barley, 900 bu. Shipmuts-
Flour, $4,000 brls; whea', 800 bu; corn
10000 bu; oats, 81 900 bu; rye % 900 bu.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 2 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1-8 PREA.
Cotton Dull-Mlddlipg Cotton, 10tc
Sales Today so
Bales.
APPEAL 0prrcE, |
TUESDAY EVENING, July ~, 1887. I


Money coniil uss very firm on q
basis o: 7 to 5 PER cent. the demand strong
and supply moderate. At the ST. ok Call
Board today there were q good many bids
and offerings were made a. figures a shade
lower, No sales recorded.
The local cotton market was dull with
prices unchanged.
The New Orleans market was steady and
unchanged Futures closed steady at an
advance Of 6to s points on the old crop and
4to s on the new.
At Liverpool fpots closed steady. fair dc.
nand and unehsnssd. Futures closed from
2ts 4 points up.
At Manchester cloths were In buyers favor
and yarn. dull aud little doirg.
New York spots closed quiet and un-
changed, and futures were steady at an ad
vance of IA to le points on the old crop and 5
tot points on the new.
A leading Now York cotton circular says
Of the future market: There was n fair
amount Of animation shown without any
very.decidsd feature. except that the general
tone ruled stsadier and cost ranged higher
on all months. The absence Of pressure
from long cotton and some improvement
in the tenor Of Liverpool advicss seemed to
be about the only visible 10 auences upon
which the better feeling was fou IL doi, though
evidences Of manipulation could be noticed
In some cases. Especially did there appear
TO DO an inclination to bid August up. and
this was supposed TO DO In order to sell the
other month. 1he' new crep made gain OF
spoints. and was very drm."
Wednesday last closed the gre ut Londsn
vol sales. common cling on the 7th Of June.
Previous to the opening ofthese sales II was
expected that the prices would be so low and
the offerings 80 heavy A. to exert q very de-
pressing effect on the wool markets Of Amer
lea. But from the frst 10 th, last day Of
these sales the market exhibited great
strength. The offerings were less than an
ticipated and the prices obtained we're sew
eral cents above our expectations. The en-
tirs purchase, By Americans was insiFnih-
cant-enly few million. Previous impoi-
tations for the sea,on have bson more than
90,00O.O 900 pounds less than last year. 1t Is
known that Phl.delphia has very light
stock Of dome ltic wool. and the same 10 sub
stantially true Of Boston, New York, Chi.
caso. St. Louis. AMI indeed OF every wool
market asd wool producing county and
State In America.
According 10 the New 0rlesns Timst-
Democrat. the clip ofiss7 will prove the least
clip for several years. The chicago wheat
eorper 10 q thing Of the past. The little
Wan street hurry 10 over. Most ex,ellsnt
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GEN EaAL me- us.

800"
BUnSE@ quiet.
RIysn falling steadily.
rHRss b rats leaving today.
The Ohio river continues 10 fall.
Carr. wH J. AsupoRD is In the
city.
TuE Aikausls and white rivers are
falling,
TINS Tsunesses and Cumberland
rivers are dscllnins.
rHE X. L. Cobb left for Arkansas
river With q good trip.
fHK Alberts NJ 3 leaves here this
evening for White river.
TINS new s'asmer, City Of Palucah,
will ply In the Nashville and Paducsh trade.
DUaiso thu tssoty.iour hons end.
ins Al noon yesterday. the river here fell
TaK @ ,vo,o, ior -. Francis river.
had far showing Of both freight and 200.
TnE City Of Cairo, from VcEsbnrg,
Pared 70 81. Louis yesterday svsnins With =
OAPr. Mir X. Harry was In the
si.y ys,..rd. ria. Ne Is lOoIins {" hale and
Tns jay Gould, towing three
buFes aud a fuel boat passed 10 ~. Louis
carry ysswrday morning. she added here
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Abe Low
Water.

WHEELING, July i9.-Noon - River
foot on the gauge and stationary.
EVANSVILLE. july -Noon--Rlvs
feet inches on the gauge and rising.
Wsather oouey and warm.
PITrsBURG. July ig.-Noon - River 9
feat q inches on the rsuge aud stltionary.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI. JULY -Noon-Riyer S
feet Inch on the gauge and falling.
wssther eleari Thermometer o..
CAIRO. July is.-Noon-R.vsr II tsst 8
inches on the sause AID telling Weather
vict,burs. Ii D. m; oi,y Of Baton Roase.
New Orleans. Departsdi City VI 81, Louis,
New ur cans, 2 p.p.i Oily IL yiehssurs,
81 Louis, | ami CITY Of Baton Rouge. ~.
Louls, sam.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
dull. and closed dull; middlins. lthc.
Sales. 80 bales, receipts, 81 bales; ship
ments, - bales; stock on hand, 6ei5 bales ;
receipts to date. So. OBS bales; shipments to
date, 6ie, 563 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, ~; good ordinary. SIC; low
%iddlipg, gsci ND, ddling, lohci good mid mid
nominali stAins and ungss, TIs9s's,; dusty.
79ssss.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST. 1909; burnt, 500;
home oonsump lou TO dats, 2B29i stock run
ming account. 69i5. lmports-M. A I. X. X.
1; steamers, IL wagons. 8. Exports none.
New York spots opened steady and
closed quiet; middling, 10 b-iec. Gales e5l
S ..s SS saSS o riI: s ,sS" low q gfa
ding, kc; niddling, 10 5-l6ei rood mid
ding, 10 s.l6,; middiing. fair, II She, fair,
II Is 100. futures opened quiet and hrm and
closed steady. A. FOL ows; July. l0.lssl0.g
SS sss.; ioss,e ~ sD.sSSssr ss 4
December, 9 5lss So January. s.ssss. g
February, e.6l 900; March, s,o7s9 as;
hpril. ,s,!sss.7b; May. s.7ssSs.sl. Bales,
The N,w Orleans spot market opened quiet
and closed steady; middlins,. 80. Sale..
l36 bales. Quotations we're ~ follows; 0rdi.
nary. Sci sood or ,inary. SO; ley adding.
gse; middlins. gHci sood middlins, loo;
steady. a. follow; July, 3 57ss 50, .Au-
gust, 3 b5a9. t5i September, Q 3Dess 2ii 0cto-
Der, 9. 0tese.06; November, 5000 %; pesem-
Der, 1909 q, Jsnuary, o 1859 g; fsepe-
- a.; MAY. . Is ss.i4. Sales. y, 400 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKkTs
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WOOL.

woodbury. srsass wool, unvNhsd, ~
Nisci clear grease wool, Ild2bcg hurry
washed, 2SsS0i tab washed. ststjc.
ST. LOUIS, M0.,Juls " W DOL steady and
unchAnEei UnWashed = BRIGHT medium.
2Det1i<cl coaffe b,aif, i69Acg low s.n " I.
lOa2Ocl enc lish', f92l aoe hsaFi, lta1lc
Tub.a.hsd-vhoiee, sSBstei iaif' SS1e :
Ia -lLlLLLn
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MULES AMI HORSES.

MULEs-No dsmsnd aud few 10 MAJ
~ S,,| ;s; s1s;i i:s Z 'r,S:
hiEh, tlsoeso; The eh,si demand b for
a0RsssIpalii DIV. ., titsle,, heavy
dram, ei lJaisDi saddle, t 25si7Si eItfA
ssddIs, ti7tsn5i plugs, ttSSs5.
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HOgS-Choiop. tsiac.
bHEEP-choice, s,te n.aiam, 2s2Ie.
aa aSsSs cSffL , SSSs ssi .god. 80
s<ei fsif 70 medium. ". e2t4ei sealisusss.
iagi,sa.
CHICAGO. ILL. gSly Nh. D'gss,,.,,
head ,hlpmsnu, 100 bead MARKET SLOW,